The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-19
ESTABLISHED 1850.
J. II. EsTTLL, Editor and Proprietor.
BERLIN'S ROYAL GUESTS.
THE CzAR CORDIALLY RECEIVED
BY THE EMPEROR.

Spread at the Palace-One Man
Throws a Petition Into the Cars
Carriage and Another Fails in a
Similar Attempt.
BERLIN, Nov. 1s.--The Car of Russia
arrived in Berlin this morning. The prepa-
rations to receive him were in keeping with
his rank. At 10 o'clock the Alexander regi-
ment. in parade uniform, took position in
The Altenstrausse esplanade. They were to
act as a guard of honor at the depot. A
company of the Second regiment of guards,
with band and colors, aud one company
of the Alexander regiment, with colors,
were stationed in front of the Russian en-
bassy, Prince William of Prussia went to
Wittenburg early this morning to join
the train bringing the Russian i'm
perial family. AT the Berlin depot
we're gathered the royal Prussian
Princes, the hereditary Prince of Sake
Meiningen, Duke John of Mecklenberg
Schwerin, Gen. Won Moltke, and all the
Generals of the Berlin and Potsdam garri-
sons. On the arrival of the imperial train
at lO:40 o'clock the Gar passed in front of
the guard Of honor at the depot, being ac-
companied by Prince William and the other
PruSsian Princes aid Gen. Won Moltke.
eERMANY's EMPEROR.
Emperor William started for the Russian
Embassy at II o'clock. The Gar and Gar
ina were driven to the Embassy. The Gar,
and Prince William of Prussia, occupied an
open carriage drawn by four horses. Both
wore Russian uniforms Dense crowds
of people were collected in the
I'nter-den- Linden from the Brandenburg
gate to the Lehrte depot, and the Imperial
party were greeted enthusiastically as they
passed along the thoroughfare. Arriving
at the Embassy the Gar received three
flags as Colonel of the Alexander regiment
and a general officer, a non-commissioned
officer and private reported themselves to
act as orderlies.
All the Princes, the Czars suite, the men,
bers of the Russian embassy and their
wives, and Prince Bismarck and all the
Prussan Ministers and Generals attended a
banquet at the palace this evening.
The Car and Prince William alighted
in front of the embassy at II
o'clock and passed along in front
Of guard of honor which was drawn up
there. The Princess and Czarina remained
in their car The Car had intended TO first
visit Emperor William, but he was antici-
pated by the latter, who Went to the EN-
bassy and awaited the arrival of the Gar.
IN RUSSIAN UNIFORM.
The Emperor was dressed in Russian uni
form and wore his Russian orders. He re-
ceived the Car on his entering the Embassy
in a most cordial manner. All the Princes
who were at the depot followed the Gar to
the Embassy. After the three flags of the
Alexander regiment were delivered to the
Gar, the guard of honor at the Embassy
marched past the building before both En-
perors, who stood together at a window.
The Emperor remained at the Embassy
three-quarters of an hour and then returned
TO the palace. He was warmly cheered by
The people
At II 80 o'clock the Gar, accompanied by
Gen. Won Werder, returned the Emperor's
visit
The Car is in fine health. The weather
was bright and frosty.
The Cars visit to The palace lasted half
an hour. He returned to the Embassy and
afterward paid visit to the Princes staying
in Berlin.
After the Emperor had entered the palace,
on his return from the Embassy, he appeared
az his favorite window and was again
wildly cheered by the crowd. The Cars
children remained on the train which
brought the family from Copenhagen.
Prince Bismarck visited the Car at the
Embassy at 4so'clock, and afterward re-
ceived Gen. Teherevin, the Cars Abide
Camp.
PETITIONS THROWN INTO HIS LAP.
The Czarina and her five children visited
Emperor William this afternoon. As the
Gar and Prince William were driving
through the koenig's Platz man threw q
paper into the carriage in which they were
riding. The occurrence for a moment
caused intense excitement among the
onlookerS. The Car took the
PAPER and, without opening it.,
placed it under his cloak. The man who
threw il is a stranger in Berlin. He was
Immediately seized by the police.
Later, while the Imperial party was pass
ing through Unter Den Linden, young
man tried to throw petition into the
Cars carriage. He was arrested.
At the state banquet this evening ninety
eight covers were laid Prince Bismarck
and his wife and Count Herbert Bismarck
we're present at the banquet. The Gar
and his party left Berlin for st. Petersburg
al $3.50 O'Clock this evening.
OTHERS AT THE BANQUET.
There were also present at the banquet
The staff of the Russian Embassy, the
Danish Minister, the Minister of Mecklen-
berg, Schwerin, and all the Ministers of
State. The Car and Czarina sat OH either
marck was placed first below the royalties.
During the dinner Emperor William rose,
and, lifting his glass, proposed in few
words the health of the Gar, the whole COM
pany standing. The band of the Alexan
der regiment, stationed in the banquet hall,
played the Russian national hymn. Shortly
after coffee had been served tae Imperial
visitors left the palace. The
Car and his family were accom-
panied to the Potsiam railway station by
Prince William and Prince Henry. At the
station there was a brilliant gathering Of
officers. including the chief aides OF EN-
peror William.
Prince Bismarck's visit to the Car lasted
an hour The visit was made at the request
of the Gar
WHAT THE PAPERS SAID.
The leading Berlin papers said this morn
ing that they were convinced that the popu-
lace would receive the Gar with respect
que to the Enperor's guest, and the ruler OF
an empire living at pence with Germany
irrespective of the reasons debating
The visit they would consider the visit an
act of courtesy to which they could hardly
attach political meaning. The papers also
said they believed the Car would be able
70 convince himself when he met the
Emperor Of the pacific bent of German
policy. The North German Gazette
lPi1nce Bismarck's organ did not refer to
the Cars visit
THE ENTHUSIASM ONLY MODERATE.
LONDON, Nov S.-The Times correspond
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